Audio/Visual Sense-Making
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Last year we started looking at sense-making activities for the presentation phase of a lesson. Our first post introduced the idea; our … Continue reading
Filling the Gap with New Information
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Last year we started looking at sense-making activities for the presentation phase of a lesson. Our first post introduced the idea; our second listed types of sense-making activities with brief examples. Now, we’re making our way through each type with more detailed examples and potential … Continue reading
Making Sense with Objective Exercises
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Last year we started looking at sense-making activities for the presentation phase of a lesson. Our first post introduced the idea; our second listed types of sense-making activities with brief examples. Now, we’re making our way through each type with more detailed examples and potential … Continue reading
Games for Sense-Making
Last year we started looking at sense-making activities for the presentation phase of a lesson. Our first post introduced the idea; our second listed types of sense-making activities with brief examples. Now, we’re making our way through each type with more detailed examples and potential … Continue reading
Using Speaking to Teach: Types of Sense-Making Activities
A few years ago, I compared two teaching approaches. Scarlet was teaching a second language speaking course (debate) “like a content course” (1, p. 5 ). Melody who was teaching TESOL methods, a content-focused course, was in some ways approaching it “like an oral English course” (1, p. … Continue reading
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